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Pinoleum Conservatory Blinds

Our unique pure™ Pinoleum roof blinds with Parchment Smoothweave woven wood and matching Parchment coloured rails with Natural Braid within a Jeremy Uglow conservatory in Hampshire. 

Pinoleum Orangery Blinds

Pinoleum orangery blinds in Heritage Green with contrasting Fawn edging.

Unlike other types of pinoleum blinds we have fitted smaller blinds to the roof vents (you can see where the motorised roof vent openers project down).

Outside of Orangery in Sussex

External image taken showing the outside of this orangery in Sussex. Note how much bigger the orangery looks inside with the pinoleum blinds installed compared to this external view.

Pinoleum Door Blinds in an Orangery

Pinoleum door blinds can be quite tricky to get right, particularly if they are quite long as shown in this image (approx. 2.4m - 8' long). Because of this we offer a wide variety of options for pinoleum window blinds and door blinds - this customer chose a very neat top rail with an integrated cordlock - thus avoiding the need for cleats being fitted to the aluminium frames which would have created gaps and caused the cords to pull across the blinds.

Pinoleum Dappled Shade

The unique dappled shade created by pinoleum blinds simply cannot be replicated. Even on a very bright summer's day in July 2010 you can see how the pinoleum shades this orangery in Sussex and protects the flooring and furniture from fading due to UV, whilst maintaining a light and airy atmosphere and still maintaining the beautiful garden view.

Pinoleum Blinds in a Timber Conservatory

Pinoleum blinds in a timber conservatory with coordinating coloured rails to create a highly effective blend of traditional and modern finishes - exactly as the owners wished.

This stunning conservatory faces some beautiful countryside views and so the front elevation was left without window blinds, yet this does not detract from the appearance whatsoever.

French Pinoleum Blinds

French pinoleum blinds in a gullwing style timber conservatory - manually operated roof blinds and window blinds to reduce glare, UV, heat gain and heat loss, whilst maintaining the natural light and stunning views across the Kent countryside.

These pinoleum blinds are two years old, yet look like they were installed today.

Pinoleum Window Blinds and Door Blinds

Individual pinoleum window blinds and pinoleum door blinds cost more than wider blinds to cover multiple panes of glass, but in this conservatory the finished appearance would have been ruined if it had been done differently.

Each pinoleum blind can be operated using a cordlock which means that we were able to fit them very close to each other - avoiding any gaps that would have been necessary if cleats were required. Despite being very tall blinds (the door blinds are 2.7m or nearly 9' tall) they are extremely easy to operate.